Clark Quinn

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Learning Experience Portals?

Clark Quinn

Ie, it includes the need for a portal. When I ask audiences “how many of you have portals in your org”, everyone raises their hands. HR, product, sales, they all have their own portals. A user-centered way of organizing portals makes sense then. What also emerges is that they have bunches of them.

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Proliferating Portals

Clark Quinn

I hear it all the time: I ask “are you using portals?&# I use portal as the overarching term as well (also including discussion forums, blogs, profiles…). Typically, each business unit is providing a portal of their information for others to use. and the reply is “oh, yeah, we’ve got hundreds&#.

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Five trends for 2021

Clark Quinn

This, too, may not be in the short term, but ultimately we have to realize that hardwiring experiences may make sense for formal systems, but not for adaptive learning.LXPs are a good move here, even if misnamed (really, they’re smart portals, not learning experience platforms).

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Drink your own champagne?

Clark Quinn

Whether it’s authoring tools, a course management system, a portal, a web meeting tool, what have you. I’m also going to suggest every vendor ensure that they do use their own tool. Internally, for their own work.

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To LMS or not to LMS

Clark Quinn

Similarly, should you host non-course resources in the LMS or out in a portal (which is employee-focused, not siloed)? Maybe the courses also make more sense in the portal, tracked with xAPI? It would seem to make sense to use the regular tool in the courses as well, to make it part of the habit.

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A message to CxOs about L&D myths

Clark Quinn

However, if they’re trying to also be resource portals, and social media systems, and collaboration tools, they’re unlikely to be good at all that. Our LMS is all we need. Learning management systems (which is a misnomer, they’re course management systems) manage courses well.

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Trends in L&D

Clark Quinn

This adds performance support, resources and portals, and communication and collaboration tools to support learning alone and together from formal through to informal learning. I think that adding portal and social media capabilities to systems with a ‘course’ DNA isn’t the path forward. If not, why so?

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